Provision has been made to safeguard payments made in advance by students as follows.
All tuition fees paid before the program commences will be deposited into the Eynesbury Account.
For international students Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) will be withdrawn from the Student Fees Account and paid to the Health Insurance Fund before the student arrives.
When the student arrives Eynesbury will withdraw funds from the Student Fees Account progressively throughout the semester.
All fees, charges and accounts will be payable in advance as determined by Eynesbury. Students will not be permitted to commence or continue their program at the beginning of any semester until all outstanding fees, charges or accounts are paid.
Fees are correct as at the time of printing. Eynesbury reserves the right to vary its fees at any time.
Where a student studies less than or more than a full semester load (four courses) the student will pay the current course fee for each course undertaken.
Should it be necessary for the student to repeat a course the full amount will be charged.
The student is expected to attend all classes and undertake all tests and examinations during a program and abide by all Eynesbury rules and regulations that are in force at any time.
Eynesbury may by written notice vary conditions of enrolment as may be necessary to comply with any law, regulation or amendment thereof of the Commonwealth of Australia and the State of South Australia.
The Contract between the Applicant and Eynesbury is governed by the laws of the Commonwealth of Australia and the State of South Australia.
In the event of circumstances requiring urgent medical care and it is not possible to contact the parent/guardian, Eynesbury is authorised as a matter of urgency to seek and provide appropriate care.
The student must meet the minimum English language proficiency requirement for entry into the program. English language proficiency will be tested. If testing reveals that English language skills are insufficient, the student will be required to include a bridging English course in the first semester of study or enrol in an ELICOS course prior to the commencement of studies at the discretion of Eynesbury.
International students are not permitted to study part-time unless they are already in Australia on a spouse's study visa or a diplomatic or dependent temporary resident visa.
Student visas are usually issued for the period of the program. Students wishing to extend their visa should first consult Eynesbury for assistance. You must leave Australia or seek a new visa before expiration of your current visa. Information on student visa application or renewal is available at http://www.homeaffairs.gov.au/.
Eynesbury is obliged to report to the Australian Government any student who does not attend classes or who is not making satisfactory progress in their studies. Such a student may be asked by the Government to leave the country.
It is a requirement that international students pay Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) while staying in Australia. OSHC fees are reviewed annually. As a member of OSHC 85% of the Government scheduled fees for private doctors, pathology and x-rays are paid. The OSHC does not cover any pre-existing condition prior to entry into Australia, including pregnancy. You can easily manage your health cover and get access to OSHC information on your phone by downloading the OSHC App - https://www.oshcallianzassistance.com.au/app/default.aspx
Student visa condition 8533 requires a student to notify their education provider of any change to their residential address in Australia within 7 days.
International students can only work 20 hours a week while classes are in session.
You should acquaint yourself with full Australian student visa conditions at www.homeaffairs.gov.au BEFORE accepting your offer at Eynesbury.
Information is collected on this form and during your enrolment in order to meet our obligations under the Education Services for Overseas students Act 2000 (ESOS Act) and the National Code of Practice for Registration Authorities and Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students 2007 (National Code 2007); to ensure student compliance with the conditions of their visas and their obligations under Australian immigration laws generally. The authority to collect this information is contained in the ESOS Act, the Education Services for overseas Students Regulations 2001 and the National Code 2007. Information collected about you on this form and during your enrolment can be provided, in certain circumstances, to the Australian Government and designated authorities and, if relevant, the Tuition Assurance Scheme and the ESOS Assurance Fund Manager. In other instances information collected on this form or during your enrolment can be disclosed without your consent where authorised or required by law. Students may access personal information held by Eynesbury by contacting Eynesbury Reception.
The ESOS framework designed for prospective students is now available here.
The National Code is available here.
Refunds due to provider default and visa refusal are applied in accordance with government legislation.
All other refunds are offered solely at the discretion of Eynesbury and will be calculated in accordance with the Refund Policy and Procedure in use at the time of the application for refund The current Refund Policy and Procedure documents are always available from the policy section of the Eynesbury website.
Applications for refunds should be made on the Request for Refund form available from the Student Services Centre and Eynesbury website. The form should be handed to the Student Services Centre as soon as possible after the reason for a refund arises. Refunds will be paid within 4 weeks in the case of student default, and 2 weeks in the case of Eynesbury default. International students who withdraw from their programs will have their CoE's cancelled, which may also result in visa cancellation.
| Notification period | Refund |
Withdrawal from single course(s) | Domestic / International students |
Prior to week 4(online offshore/face to face onshore) | 100% of the course fee credited to the following semester or cancellation of FEE-HELP liability |
After week 4(online offshore/face to face onshore)/p> | No refund and liability for any outstanding tuition fees |
Withdrawal from program | Domestic students |
Prior to week 4 | 100% of tuition fees |
After week 4 | No refund and liability for any outstanding tuition fees |
Withdrawal from program (commencing) | International Students |
More than 10 weeks prior to commencement of program | 100% of program fees less A$500 administration fee, plus any unused non-tuition fees in accordance with Appendix 4 |
More than 4 weeks and up to 10 weeks prior to commencement of program | 70% of program fees for the first study period less A$500 administration fee, plus any unused non-tuition fees in accordance with Appendix 4 plus 100% fees for any subsequent study period |
4 weeks or less prior to commencement of program | 40% of program for the first study period less A$500 administration fee, plus any unused non-tuition fees in accordance with Appendix 4 plus 100% fees for any subsequent study period |
Weeks 1 - 4 | 30% of tuition fees for the first study period less A$500 administration fee, plus any unused non-tuition fees in accordance with Appendix 4 plus 100% fees for any subsequent study period |
After week 4 | No refund and liability for any outstanding program fees |
Withdrawal from Program (continuers) |
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Prior to commencement of teaching | 100% of prepaid tuition fees (after minimum of 4 courses) |
Weeks 1 - 4 | 30% of tuition fees for the study period less A$500 administration fee |
After week 4 | No refund |
Visa Refused (student default when a visa is refused) or Cancelled |
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Visa Refused (Visa application) off-shore (prior to commencement of Program*) (Proof of refusal necessary or written agreement not signed) | 100% of program fees and non-tuition fees minus A$500 administration fee |
Visa Refused (Visa application) off-shore (after commencement of program*) (Proof of refusal necessary or written agreement not signed) | Refer to Withdrawal from Program (Appendix 1) |
Visa Cancelled or visa renewal on-shore rejected (For any reason) | No refund and liability for any outstanding program fees |
Non-Arrival (student default under the written agreement)/p> |
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Refund requested within 12 months of expected commencement date | 30% of tuition fees for the study period |
Late arrival | No refund for missed classes |
Other Reasons | All students |
Deferral | Program fees can be transferred to a later start date within 12 months |
Deferral – failing to re-commence within 12 months | No refund |
Fail to meet entry requirements for program(cancellation of application/offer) | Refer to Withdrawal from program |
Leave of Absence | Tuition fees can be transferred to a later start date within 12 months |
Leave of Absence – failure to return to study within 12 months | No refund |
Transfer to SAIBT/CELUSA or the partner institution that the student is packaged with | 100% of balance of tuition fees paid for future courses will be transferred to SAIBT/CELUSA or partner institution that the student is packaged with |
Transfer to any other institution | Refer to Withdrawal from program |
Student expelled | No refund |
Student terminated | 100% of unused tuition fees paid |
Student terminated | No refund |
Program cancelled | 100% refund |
Provider default | 100% of balance of program fees |
Application for refund should be made on the Request for refund form available from Student Services and the Eynesbury College website. The form should be lodged with Student Services as soon as possible after the reason for a refund arises. | |
| Notification period | Refund |
Withdrawal from program | Domestic students |
Prior to week 4 | 100% of program fee |
After week 4 | No refund and liability for any outstanding tuition fees |
Withdrawal from program (commencing) | International Students |
More than 10 weeks prior to commencement of program | 100% of program fees less A$500 administration fee, plus any unused non-tuition fees in accordance with Appendix 4 |
More than 4 weeks and up to 10 weeks prior to commencement of program | 70% of program fees for the first study period less A$500 administration fee, plus any unused non-tuition fees in accordance with Appendix 4 plus 100% of fees paid for any subsequent study period |
4 weeks or less prior to commencement of program | 40% of program fees for the first study period less A$500 administration fee plus any unused non-tuition fees in accordance with Appendix 4 plus 100% of fees paid for any subsequent study period |
Weeks 1-2 | 30% of the program fees for the first study period less A$500 administration fee, plus any unused non-tuition fees in accordance with Appendix 4 plus 100% of fees paid for any subsequent study period |
After Week 2 | No refund and liability for any outstanding program fees |
Withdrawal from Program (continuers) |
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Prior to commencement of teaching | 100% of prepaid tuition fees |
Weeks 1 - 2 | 30% of tuition fees paid for the study period, less A$500 administration fee |
After week 2 | No refund |
Visa Refused (student default when a visa is refused) or Cancelled |
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Visa Refused (Visa application) off-shore (prior to commencement of Program*) (Proof of refusal necessary or written agreement not signed) | 100% of program fees and non-tuition fees minus the lesser of A$500 or 5% |
Visa Refused (Visa application) off-shore (after commencement of Program*) | Refer to Withdrawal from Program (Appendix 2) |
Visa Cancelled or visa renewal on-shore rejected (For any reason) | No refund and liability for any outstanding program fees |
Visa Cancelled or visa renewal rejected (For any reason) | No refund and liability for any outstanding program fees |
Non-Arrival (student default under the written agreement) |
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Refund requested within 12 months of expected commencement date | 30% of tuition fees for the study period |
Late arrival | No refund for missed classes |
Other Reasons | All students |
Deferral | Program fees can be transferred to a later start date within 12 months |
Deferral – failing to commence within 12 months | No refund |
Fail to meet entry requirements for program(cancellation of application/offer) | A$500 administration fee |
Leave of Absence | Tuition fees can be transferred to a later start date within 12 months |
Leave of Absence – failure to return within 12 months | No refund |
Transfer other partner institution that the student is packaged with | 100% of balance of tuition fees paid for future courses will be transferred to the partner institution that the student is packaged with |
Transfer to any other institution | Refer to Withdrawal from Program (Appendix 2) |
Transfer to Eynesbury College Higher Education programs or SAIBT | 100% of tuition fees transferred |
Student expelled | No refund |
Student terminated | 100% of unused tuition fees paid |
Student terminated | No refund |
Program cancelled | 100% refund |
Provider default | 100% of balance of program fees |
Application for refund should be made on the Request for refund form available from Student Services and the Eynesbury College website. The form should be lodged with Student Services as soon as possible after the reason for a refund arises. | |
| Notification period | Refund |
Withdrawal before start of program (commencers) |
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More than 28 days before the start date | 100% of program fees, less A$500 administration fee plus any unused non-tuition fees in accordance with appendix 4 |
28 days or less before the start date | 80% of program fees, less A$500 administration fee plus any unused non-tuition fees in accordance with appendix 4 |
Withdrawal after start of program (commencers and continuers) |
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Any time after the commencement of teaching |
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Visa (student default when a visa is refused) cancelled or renewal rejected |
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Visa Refused (Visa application) off-shore (Prior to commencement of Program*) (Proof of refusal necessary or written agreement not signed) | 100% of program fees and non-tuition fees, minus A$500 administration fee |
Visa Refused (Visa application) off-shore (after to commencement of Program*) (Proof of refusal necessary or written agreement not signed) | Refer to Withdrawal from Program (Appendix 3) |
Visa Cancelled or visa renewal on-shore rejected (For any reason) | No refund and liability for any outstanding program fees |
Visa Cancelled or visa renewal rejected (For any reason) | No refund and liability for any outstanding program fees |
Non-Arrival (student default under the written agreement) |
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Refund requested within 12 months of expected commencement date | 30% of tuition fees paid |
Late arrival | No refund for missed classes |
Other Reasons |
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Deferral | Tuition fees can be transferred to a later start date within 12 months |
Deferral – failing to commence within 12 months | No refund |
Fail to meet entry requirements for program (cancellation of application/offer) | A$500 administration fee |
Leave of Absence | Balance of tuition fees (after current program) can be transferred to a later start date within 12 months
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Leave of Absence – failure to return within 12 months | No refund |
Transfer to SAIBT/CELUSA, Eynesbury College or Partner institution that the student is packaged with | 100% of balance of tuition fees paid for future courses will be transferred to Eynesbury College or partner institution that the student is packaged with or SAIBT/CELUSA |
Transfer to any other institution | 100% of the balance of tuition fees |
Transfer to another ELICOS program | 100% refund of any difference in tuition fees for future courses |
Student expelled | No refund |
Student terminated | 100% of unused tuition fees paid |
Student terminated | No refund |
Program cancelled | 100% refund |
Provider default | 100% of balance of program fees |
Application for refund should be made on the Request for refund form available from Student Services and the Eynesbury College website. The completed form should be lodged with Student Services as soon as possible after the reason for a refund arises. | |
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Link to policies and procedures
Eynesbury is an accredited education provider offering academic courses and programs. Students are provided with a range of information outlining program structures and requirements and articulation pathways. In light of this, requests for student transfer will take into consideration the range of information on Eynesbury provided to prospective students prior to application and enrolment.
Eynesbury will approve a student's request to transfer to another provider in all genuine cases where transfer is in the best interests of the student.
Link to policies and procedures
If a student wishes to defer their admission until a later semester, Eynesbury will hold the fees paid until commencement without penalty. If the student subsequently withdraws, the Refund Policy will apply as at the date Eynesbury was advised.
Link to policies and procedures
If a student wishes to take a leave of absence from their course after enrolment and within the first four weeks of course commencement, Eynesbury will transfer any fees paid to the next semester. If the student subsequently withdraws, the Refund Policy applies from the date Eynesbury received advice regarding the leave of absence. If the student applies for a leave of absence from the fifth week of the semester, his or her place will be held, but all tuition fees applicable to that semester will be forfeited. Leave of absence will only be granted for medical and compassionate reasons that can be substantiated.